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winnipegfreepress.comJamaican officials are negotiating with the United States to accept deported migrants on a temporary basis. The arrangement would apply to individuals who may have no prior connection to Jamaica.
The GuardianCampaigners have brought five lawsuits challenging limits on public access to several beaches. The cases center on sites including Mammee Bay, Little Dunn's River, Blue Lagoon, Bob Marley beach, and Flankers/Providence beach.
The GuardianCampaigners will begin five court cases later this month to challenge beach closures at five locations. The cases target the 1956 Beach Control Act and a March reconstruction law. Officials say tourism supports more than 100,000 jobs.
blackenterprise.comShortages of Jamaican Scotch bonnet peppers have driven prices higher in local and export markets. Supply has been reduced by pests, disease and recent hurricanes.
nypost.comMultiple Sandals and Beaches properties in Jamaica have resumed operations following closures caused by Hurricane Melissa in October 2025. Three resorts remain closed while undergoing repairs funded by a $200 million investment.